A couple of weeks ago I met up with fellow blogger Cynthia (wisdom for a simpler life) who was visiting London from the USA. Sadly the weather was not on our side but between the showers we managed a walk along the South Bank before visiting the Imperial War Museum. It was fun meeting up with a cyber friend and finding we had much in common.
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Saturday 5 October 2013
Endless Stairs
A couple of weeks ago I met up with fellow blogger Cynthia (wisdom for a simpler life) who was visiting London from the USA. Sadly the weather was not on our side but between the showers we managed a walk along the South Bank before visiting the Imperial War Museum. It was fun meeting up with a cyber friend and finding we had much in common.
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Dearest Fun60,
ReplyDeleteOh, how amazing the "Endless Stairs" are♡♡♡ Happy for your meeting with cyber friend. How great if I could have a chance(*^_^*)
Love and hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
It is wonderful and I think almost as confusing as the drawings.
ReplyDeleteThat is fun to walk on an endless stair, Escher was a master in this impossible creations.
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love meeting up with cyber friends? I would also love to walk on those Escher-inspired stairs! Maybe one day. :-)
ReplyDeleteI always found the drawings did my head in - so I can't imagine how I'd cope with the 3D version!! It looks amazing - a little bit reminiscent of the staircases at Hogwarts in the Harry Potter movies??
ReplyDeleteThink I know the drawing you are talking about but the real thing makes my eyes go funny.
ReplyDeleteIt was a nice experience for me to meet a blogger friend, too! This was just one of the fun surprises on our walk, and the weather was really quite cooperative. The day before I was hailed on! Thanks for sharing your day, Marie!
ReplyDeleteSo fun to meet a fellow-blogger...and I love that sculpture and the fact that it is 'hands (and feet)-on"
ReplyDeletewhat cool stairs!
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